Chloe Rafferty

Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin is holding a meeting right now about the coronavirus and will have a press conference shortly after. Tune in for the full story LIVE on Carolina News. @USCCarolinaNews https://t.co/EuhOVRMIzX

USC graduate student Brianna Ash has been in a wheelchair her whole life, but it’s on the verge of breaking down. Find out how long insurance will take to process and what she’s doing to keep her mobility. Catch the full story later today on Carolina News at 4pm. @USCCarolinaNews https://t.co/AuA4YzN9fn

The South Carolina State Museum is captivating young audiences with their new Apollo 50 Exhibit. The full story will be aired at 4pm on @USCCarolinaNews https://t.co/caLSOZzEva

Freshman public health major Ashley Thurber gets her news through what’s recommended on the news app, but also through the internet. “I also try to find stuff myself so I’m not just reading stuff that an algorithm wants me to read” #NewsEngagementDay @UofSC_SJMC @lksmithnews https://t.co/IuVWr2vUS0

They all dressed in a variety of colors to commemorate London’s bright, giving spirit. Her family and friends encourage everyone to #LiveLikeLondon by spreading love and kindness to others. https://t.co/lipVedLguZ

A gym full of people gathered at Spring Valley High School this afternoon to say goodbye to London Harrell, a Columbia native who was killed in a car accident at the University of Central Florida. https://t.co/ju9cuuW8g9

Safe havens include hospitals, fire stations, law enforcement agencies, EMS stations, or churches when it is staffed. #safehavens #danielslaw #safehavenlaw

Chloe Grace @NewsByChloe

This heartbreaking story is giving law enforcement and news outlets the opportunity to remind to remind people of “Daniel’s Law” and the “Safe Haven Law”. Both laws allow new mothers to surrender an infant at a designated Safe Haven with no fear of repercussions.

This heartbreaking story is giving law enforcement and news outlets the opportunity to remind to remind people of “Daniel’s Law” and the “Safe Haven Law”. Both laws allow new mothers to surrender an infant at a designated Safe Haven with no fear of repercussions.

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Officials in Georgia are asking for the public’s help in tracking down the identity of a newborn baby, who was found abandoned in the woods. A local family is to thank for the baby’s miraculous survival. @joefryer has the story. https://t.co/tX29KVSEMK

In an #emergency, #firefighters work quickly. The goal is to cut the hole into the school bus in 10 minutes. According to the “golden hour” rule, trauma patients that get in a surgeon’s hands within an hour of the accident have a much higher survival rate than those who don’t. https://t.co/4V9TpLzCtR

Unlike regular vehicles, #SchoolBusses have multiple layers of particularly thick metal. This is to keep the children safe in the event of an accident - but firefighters must learn to cut through it in case of an emergency. https://t.co/54RnR5va3S

The South Carolina Fire Academy is training in Columbia this week - and today they are learning to cut into a flipped-over school bus. Their goal is to create a large opening to get children out as quickly and safely as possible. https://t.co/sQgMb7W9Xc

RT @JennaWISTV: Have you seen Emmy? This sweet dog ran out of her house from a house fire last week on Twin Eagles Drive. Her owner has bee…

According to wildlife trapper Tony Watford, snakes are more active in the summer. He recommends removing yard undergrowth and calling an expert if you see a snake. https://t.co/cRw0XSlT8H